The phrase "a potential audience for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a group of people who may be interested in or targeted by a particular message, product, or event.
Example: "The marketing team is researching a potential audience for the new product launch to ensure effective outreach."
Alternatives: "a possible audience for" or "a prospective audience for".
Perhaps he knew all along that there could be a potential audience for work like his, even among concertgoers reared on mainstream repertory.
That interest has produced a potential audience for professional women's teams and an expansion in the number of women seeking careers in sports.
These young film-makers were the product of Henri Langlois's hyper-active Cinematheque, which educated a whole generation in film appreciation, laying the foundations of a potential audience for the new cinema when it came.
"People browsing through their own or others' online photo albums are a potential audience for adverts". Today, he says, it's impossible to reach people where there is no surrounding text.
Interview with Bob Harding, publicity representative, who explained that the I.S.L. was founded in 1958 by a 49-year old Yale man (class of '30), William D. Cox, who was convinced that a potential audience for soccer existed in this country.
Beginning at the turn of the century, the growth of the technology of mass communications the movies, the phonograph, radio, and eventually television created a potential audience for stories and music and theatre larger than anyone could previously have dreamed that made it possible for music and drama and pictures to reach more people than had ever been possible.
Never before had anyone with a video camera been able to reach a potential audience of millions and for many – including pensioner Peter Oakley and BMX rider Danny MacAskill (both featured here) – they did so by accident.
The wonderful thing about fanfic is that people just go for it – firing off chapters at school, at work, on the loo, often written on an iPhone and published for a potential audience of millions, spelling mistakes and all.
Chinese-language news outlets and websites based in America and Hong Kong, many of them notoriously unreliable, now have a potential audience of hundreds of millions for their political gossip, and just as many possible sources.
Blow it, and you've lost a potential audience member for ever; get it right, and they'll be back.
That makes for a large potential audience for a video chatting feature, which adds interactive element to the gaming experience.
